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A collection of cheap priced (not cheap quality) Japanese Katana Swords | ||
This Raptor Serie katana is forged in the Moro Ha Zukuri style aslo known as the dubbele edged blade.
- nice replica
- light weight
- comfortable balance
- nice iron fittings
- Good for light cutting
This Raptor Serie katana is forged in the Shobu Zukuri Style or translated to English you will have Iris Leave Style
- nice replica
- solid construction
- good balance
- nice iron fittings
- heavy cutter
If you're looking for your first 'official' cutter, this Practical XL light might be a home run.
- especially designed for cutting
- better blade geometry
- real hamonline
- thicker and bigger blade
- not tip heavy
This Raptor Serie katana is forged in the Unokubi Zukuri or Cormorants Neck Style and is patterned after the shape of the Naginata
- ideal cutter
- through hardened
- battle wrapped tsuka
- nice iron fittings
- Good for light cutting
This Nami iaito is a very nice entry level sword for any Iaidoka who don't want to spend a a few hundred euro on his first sword
- special stainless steel
- not sharp
- very tight wrap
- different blade lengths
- nice balance
A nice entry level katana for a sword collector or a backyard practitioner, not really something for a Martial Artist.
- low price
- solid construction
- real hamonline
- iron fittings
- Good for light cutting
If you are looking to expand your collection or you need a straight bladed katana, you just found it.
- good price / quality
- real hamon
- straight blade & hamonline
- functional katana
- short blade
If you are looking for a descent tameshigiri katana that is not too expensive and doesn't look and feel like a wallhanger, your search is over !
- 9260 steel
- through hardend
- nice overall shape
- good balance
- nice fittings
Customers about us :
Charlier, Loïc
I'm no expert on the matter, but this katana seems very well built and it's exactly what I wanted. I'm thrilled! Thank you Dave for all your services...
Dragos Ivan
Best customer service ever!Will purchase again any time soon.
Christophe
The perfect seller!! Good communication, speedy delivery, wonderful item! Highly recommended! Thanks and till next time!
Starting as a beginner of any Japanese sword fighting art, it's always recommended to use a wooden sword or bokken. Once you get better, you can consider buying a real battle ready katana.
All of the Japanese katana listed here under are "entry level" swords for the budo practitioner as well as the sword collector. The practical katanas of Paul Chen's Hanwei forge are exactly what you're looking for ! All of these katana swords are forged and battle ready. Just keep in mind that the practical katana and the practical xl light katana can not be take apart since the tsuka (handle) is glued on the tang and that they also have an imitation rayskin on the handle.